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Add local AI traffic demo and dashboard proof to WordPress listing - #125
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The WordPress listing now introduces local AI traffic analytics, but has no demonstration of the new counters. Add the published 24-second controlled-test video near the top of the description and an actual dashboard capture as screenshot 8.
The copy explains that the three requests are synthetic User-Agent claims, with zero verified identities. Local PHP/cache coverage and the free, account-free setup are explicit. Runtime code and version stay unchanged. The screenshot is stored under
.wordpress-org, which the existing build script excludes from plugin archives.Validation: readme keeps five tags; one video URL; screenshot caption matches the asset; original dashboard capture visually reviewed. Isolated local test recorded 3 crawler claims with an empty PHP debug log. SVN trunk and stable-tag readmes matched the Git base before preparing the metadata-only update.